Chocolate Fever

'Chocolate Fever' is an old family favorite. But this book is not to be taken seriously. It is pure imagination; a vacation for the mind. Children will enjoy the book simply because it hits their realm of fears and dreams. Parents will enjoy reading it because it will recapture for them some of the essence of their own childhood...extravagance in little things...relishing the taste of something delicious and experimenting with it in strange ways...wondering: 'what would happen if...?' and letting one's imagination go to find out. A delightful gift for a boy or girl between 8-12. A fun read-aloud for the family (a 5 year old would be able to track along if hearing it read). 'Chocolate Fever' would even be appreciated by a teenager or adult who simply wanted to rest from the stresses of life, and take a vacation in their minds.

This was a cute story for the kids to read. I loved it. It was a summer read for one of my friend's children. So I read it in the summer too. The moral: too much of something may not be so good. Because, the child's desire to eat chocolate for breakfast lunch and dinner led to a strange case of "Chocolate Fever." So, although it is not true, in life, "Too much of something isn't good either" Balance.

A fun book for a third grader

Good book. Very doable for summer reading for 8 year old. Wonderful and unexpected message on race in the middle of the story. My son loved it.

My grandson and I enjoyed this great story. Though I stumbled through It i thought it was funny and good for a day dreamer like me. My grandson really liked it. Im reading this story as part of his school curriculum and requires I read only a couple of chapters a day and he hated it when I stopped reading for the day. The end came too fast.

My students loved this book during our e Learning time. They had a great time reading it. Thank you for a quick, easy, and amazing read.

I liked the book was delivered early. Book was used for homework.

Our class really enjoyed this cute story about a subject they could relate to. I liked the fact that there were several underlying themes that were included in the story that could to apply to us all.